
Candid conversations with game creators that dive deep into the art, craft, and process of making games.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 271 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesVideo GamesLeisure | |||

We're recapping the 2026 season of our favorite tv show, Flemish De Mol (Season 14).
Laura, Jey, and Doug recap Episode 7. Who is the Mole, and how does this elimination echo last season's Final Four?
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We're recapping the 2026 season of our favorite tv show, Flemish De Mol (Season 14).
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We're joined by Naomi Clark (NYU Game Center, Consentacle, A Game Design Vocabulary) and Frank Lantz (Q-UP, Universal Paperclips, also NYU Game Center) to discuss Corrypt, a totally normal block-moving game where nothing weird happens. It's the fifth... more
We're recapping the 2026 season of our favorite tv show, Flemish De Mol (Season 14).
Laura, Jey, and Doug recap Episode 5. Who is the Mole, and how will this episode's big twist echo throughout the rest of the season?
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If your game dev media is saturated with technical dev logs, market conditions, and AAA drama—then I’d recommend balancing your diet with a healthy helping of TSLOG (The Secret Lives of Games).
Take a break from the hype and economics of indie games to dive deep into the art, craft, and process of making them. Hang out with a group of your old buddies you’ve never met, and discover corners of the games world you never knew you were missing.
A must-listen for indie devs!
Makes me undulate happily whenever this comes on. I still don’t fully know why and should check with a doctor, but I think it feels good so I would say overall it’s a consensual experience.
If you love hearing indie devs talk, there's no better podcast.
Impeccable podcast with an impeccable community surrounding an impeccable game (and other games before and after this year). Perfect score.
I remember when this show was about spelunky and I was desperate to listen to people talk about roguelikes. It’s always been a very good games podcast, but the UFO 50 series has changed it entirely. I already liked the hosts. But the guests change the dynamic so much week to week, and it’s a murderers row of literally the best indie devs on the planet. The voicemails, which started as basic call in comments, morphed into a psychedelic fusion of academic criticism and performance art. It’s been g... more
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Exploring the intricacies of game design and development, this audio series features candid conversations with game creators who share their insights and experiences. Each episode dives into thematic discussions, ranging from the psychological aspects of gameplay to personal anecdotes that highlight the journeys of game developers. Notable topics include game mechanics, community engagement, and the artistic intersection of design and narrative within the gaming industry. This series uniquely intertwines the experiences of indie game developers with broader gaming themes, often leading to deep reflections on the impact of games in contemporary culture.
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Recent guests on The Secret Lives of Games include:
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